EISPIRATEN

I was writing a trip report on Summitpost for the most recent trip when I decided to turn it into an article regarding specifics about technical travel in the SG's, like climbing, mountaineering, etc.

http://www.summitpost.org/article/48038 ... -tips.html

It should be done soon. Lemme know what you think. I'm putting in my own tips and knowledge from my climbs. It is meant to be specific to technical (roped) activities, or situations in which one "should" be using a rope or protection.

Thanks

Nice lil write up. You know, I had a full med kit with me. I could have not only stitched your arm up, but I prolly could have made rolled you down the route and patched you up again at the bottom. Sure would have been quicker.

I think I'll start wearing some of my paintball armor up those routes.

BTW, front page of Summitpost FTW!

Taco!

That was a SWEET write up! That was precisely what I was looking for.

Is there any chance that you will put your climbing/mountaineering experiences in other writing? Such as snow travel, use of ice ax tecnniques, setting fixed rope and snow anchors.

Thanks again for the info.

TacoDelRio wrote:

BTW, front page of Summitpost FTW!

You're world famous!

calicokid wrote:Taco!

That was a SWEET write up! That was precisely what I was looking for.

Is there any chance that you will put your climbing/mountaineering experiences in other writing? Such as snow travel, use of ice ax tecnniques, setting fixed rope and snow anchors.

Thanks again for the info.

I guess I could. I'm no expert, just a guy with a hard head and harder bones in my arms.

TacoDelRio wrote:
I guess I could. I'm no expert, just a guy with a hard head and harder bones in my arms.

At least I can see you in action! lol

I rather trust the guy who walked than the guy who talked. I learned that from years of living under communism society.

Well, if you need help learning something, I might be able to assist, or at least give you someone to talk to. It can be difficult finding climbing partners around the SG's, for stuff in the SG's.

Yes, and then after the difficult process of finding said partners, they tend to get hit by rocks and stop climbing. It's terrible I tell you.

I'm not done. I'm holding onto some key gear, I just can't do anything "overly technical".


8)

Soon as I sell my car... and get the new one which hopefully be the one I've got my eye on... glorious victory.

In San Gabriels, mountain climbs YOU!

In Soviet San Gabriels,

my creativity has already died.